Custom VR Adventures: Tailored Virtual Reality Experiences Workshop

Exploring Biology in VR gives students a unique view of life from the inside, whether that's plants, humans, animals, fish, or dinosaurs. Simulations show how life systems work in a way that students find much easier to comprehend and will spark their curiosity.

Our Earth and space VR workshop is one of our most popular and a fantastic use of VR. Students will experience a rocket blasting off, then join astronauts aboard the ISS in a stunning 360 video before exploring the whole solar system, all from the comfort of the classroom.
Within the Physics category, we also support workshops focused on Forces and Rollercoasters.

Global Warming and Climate Change have been really popular workshops where students explore the causes, such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation, and effects of climate change, such as the Arctic ice melting, drought, forest fires and extreme weather.

Flying around the world to explore Physical Geography is a natural fit for VR and allows students to see the wonders and simulate the devastating effects of nature.

An inciteful look at the ancient Greeks or Egyptians (or both) with a mixture of real-life photos, computer-generated reconstructions and 360 videos to bring the topic back to life.

Our VR Content Creation workshop allows students to create VR environments that they then code using block-based programming to bring their characters to life.

The workshop can focus on the technology behind Virtual Reality and developing scenes using photos or creating 3D scenes.

An inciteful look at the ancient Egyptians with a mixture of real-life photos, computer-generated reconstructions and 360 videos to bring the topic back to life.

The use of various multimedia including VR allows students a wider perspective within the specific subject areas and gives them greater opportunities for collaboration, speaking and listening. The experiences gained from our workshops can help significantly with creative writing, story telling and story writing. The imagery generates conversation between the pupils and helps them record their thoughts in more specific descriptive detail.

A tour around the Acropolis of Athens including a look at the ruins remaining today and a video simulation of what it may have looked like 2500 years ago.

Travelling back in time to World War I or II in VR gives students a different perspective on the horrors of war and allows them to empathise with the topic more than ever before.